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Linux Kernel 2.6: the Future of Embedded Computing, Part II

By Aseem R. Deshpande 
More on how the 2.6 kernel makes for better embedded devices. more>>

Linux Kernel 2.6: the Future of Embedded Computing, Part I

By Aseem R. Deshpande 
With the release of the 2.6 kernel, Linux's position in the embedded world has been cemented. more>>

I2C Drivers, Part II

By Greg Kroah-Hartman 
Here's what has to happen to read the sensors that report the temperature, fan speed and other important system health information. more>>

Personal Video Recorder Basics

By Christian A. Herzog 
Connect your satellite dish to a PC-based recorder that will time-shift your favorite shows, make archive copies and, with plugins, more. more>>

Embedding Perl in MySQL

By Brian Aker 
Add your own functionality to MySQL with MyPerl, which brings the powerful, versatile Perl interpreter into the heart of the relational database. more>>

I2C Drivers, Part I

By Greg Kroah-Hartman 
The I2C bus helps you monitor the health of your system. Here's how to develop a driver that will get you all the hardware info you need to know. more>>

Linux for Congress

By Alan McConnell 
Linux-PE's mission is to get Linux enabled for Congress--next: your local library! more>>

Writing Secure Programs

By Cal Erickson 
Your new code may be secure, but what about the large project you inherited? Use a tool to find and prioritize possible security issues. more>>

Revisiting Old APIs

By Greg Kroah-Hartman 
Some of the kernel APIs we covered in their 2.5 form have changed a little before being nailed down for 2.6. Here's the updated information on the 2.6 versions. more>>

RSTA-MEP and the Linux Crewstation

By George Koharchik 
Automatically detect the enemy in the dark and notify friendly units where he is. more>>

Put a Sump Pump on the Web with Embedded Linux

By Tad Truex 
Use a simple circuit to determine if an AC-powered device is on or off, and put the information on the Web. more>>

Driving Me Nuts - Device Classes

By Greg Kroah-Hartman 
More necessary instructions for making your new device driver play nice in the 2.6 kernel. more>>

An Event Mechanism for Linux

By Frederic Rossi 
Telecom applications have extraordinary requirements for low latency and high complexity. An asynchronous event mechanism can be the basis of meeting them. more>>

The CerfCube as an Embedded Linux Server

By Ricardo Restrepo 
How to build and install web and FTP servers, plus some development tools, on the CerfCube. more>>

Memory Leak Detection in C++

By Cal Erickson 
Don't put off fixing memory leaks. Make one or more of these convenient tools a part of your development process. more>>
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